Today, I visited Nevada's only national park, Great Basin. A relatively new park--it will celebrate its 25th birthday in 10 days--one of the main attractions is a cave filled with elaborate formations. They actually have 40+ caves in the park, but only one, Lehman, has so many formations.
Before the park service took over during the 1930s, it was a privately run show cave. Now, it is only accessible on a ranger-led tour. The tour lasted about 90 minutes. The ranger in charge did a very good job. He encouraged interaction and got it. I've only been to a couple caves in my life. This one was by far the most ornate.
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